Sentence examples for for not having allowed from inspiring English sources

"If my children remain alive, they will curse me for not having allowed them to die earlier," he answered.

Using well-level averages would have resulted in a binary decision for the well and not have allowed sufficient granularity for ranking activity or derivation of dose response curves.

Although MEJA could have been used to prosecute U.S. contractors hired through the Department of Defense (such as those working for SFOR in Bosnia), MEJA would not have allowed for the prosecution of U.S. contractors working as IPTF monitors, since they had no connection to the Department of Defense, but rather were hired on a DynCorp contract to the State Department.

If he didn't hope for that, he should not have allowed such large expectations to build up in advance of this latest speech.

"The school is safe for students and would not have allowed to be opened on Monday if it was not deemed to be so by the LA [local authority] and other agencies," it said.

In August, the commission approved a funding estimate for 2016 that would not have allowed any new projects, but revisions this month require the commission to rescind funding for some projects already approved.

First, our sample size was small, and whilst it allowed for reasonably precise estimates of outcomes, it may not have allowed for identification of small differences in HAART response between the FSW and non-FSW groups.

Also, the benchmarks that served as a trigger for considering other treatment options may not have allowed adequate time for the intervention to result in improvement.

But it would not have allowed for the extra large trading floors.

But, Ms. Brown added, the budget at Beast Books would not have allowed for the tour that Ms. Gbowee has begun.

Senator Malcolm A. Smith, a Queens Democrat, said the governor should not have allowed for an even modest rise in spending.